Because of call PbZ9l_m4S$aTW8jy9eHsKxBTp9p3h '5'. The EBNF defines that arguments to call must be variable names, yet here it is passing a char, which is invalid.

Hi,

Could somebody please explain why code below is not valid and should throw error:

    var f$ocAdSY3Tpb1eMB$SzVylg0yezu $sJP10cUAn8eqvikoKhhZUMK38 Z81_40Hv1sSvoeoi3iZY0UQeSfmt Xo9XkP8XwwVcJiquogmXMrCeF4E
    read f$ocAdSY3Tpb1eMB$SzVylg0yezu
    cmp 100 f$ocAdSY3Tpb1eMB$SzVylg0yezu $sJP10cUAn8eqvikoKhhZUMK38
    ifeq $sJP10cUAn8eqvikoKhhZUMK38 -1
        call mSP3RrLQPuEEpoXMDXnK7TZiD0EBRgdJCcLKuTJ f$ocAdSY3Tpb1eMB$SzVylg0yezu
    end
    ifneq $sJP10cUAn8eqvikoKhhZUMK38 0
        msg "7//77"
    end
    ifeq $sJP10cUAn8eqvikoKhhZUMK38 1
        call PbZ9l_m4S$aTW8jy9eHsKxBTp9p3h '5'
    end
    proc mSP3RrLQPuEEpoXMDXnK7TZiD0EBRgdJCcLKuTJ $$
        b2a $$ $$ Z81_40Hv1sSvoeoi3iZY0UQeSfmt Xo9XkP8XwwVcJiquogmXMrCeF4E
        msg f$ocAdSY3Tpb1eMB$SzVylg0yezu Z81_40Hv1sSvoeoi3iZY0UQeSfmt Xo9XkP8XwwVcJiquogmXMrCeF4E
    end
    proc PbZ9l_m4S$aTW8jy9eHsKxBTp9p3h $_
        a2b $_ $_ $_ $_
        call mSP3RrLQPuEEpoXMDXnK7TZiD0EBRgdJCcLKuTJ $_
    end

very beautiful solution

This is clever, but not so intuitive in my opinion.
But I'm just getting started with Python and programming in general, so I might change my opinion further down the rabbit hole!

Hello,
from what I understand, if (number % a > 0 or number % b > 0) it will return False because then that is some value.
number % a here is equals to number % a > 0.
so, the program returns True if number % a and number % b DO NOT have any values( because then they are of value 0 )

This is my first translation, thank you for your feedback.

I will update translation and fix everything you mentioned in comments.

1. The tests in JavaScript are bad, and new kata versions should not repeat the mistakes of the old ones.
2. The anticheat is still totally useless.

My translation looks same as original JavaScript kata.
In my opinion tests must work in the same way for all languages.

• Sorting is not disabled
• No random tests
• Creating unnecessary functions to test the result